Tuesday, May 2, 1972 Candidates debate at 12:30 in C.U.
A.S. presidential candidates Steve Burch and Dennis King will meet in a debate today at 12:30 p.m. in the C.U. Loma Prieta Room. The debate will be the last official speaking engagement for the candidates before the run-off election tomorrow and Thursday. Attorney general candidates Rich Overstreet and Diahnne Lallothe are also scheduled Spartan Daily to debate. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Burch attacks Daily, King; charges 'manipulation' By MARK SIMON back in Council minutes and see who is giving surdity." He further explained the alloca- Steve Burch, A.S. presidential candidate, money away." tion wasn't given to him, but to the dorm responded to a story in yesterday's Spartan In response, King contended the money organization in charge of the "People Book." Daily with an emotion packed attack on the allocated to the dorm "People Book" was In other railings against the Daily Burch Daily, presidential opponent Dennis King and underwritten by the A.S. and must be paid criticized the Daily for covering the Third five other students. back to the council. World Coalition's (TWC) bid for Council The story was an account of charges He termed Burch's charge a "gross ab- and ignoring the Initiative '72 candidates. by former A.S. Councilman Matt Cusimano "Did you give Initiative '72 coverage to tell alleging that Burch attempted to bribe him. what our programs are? No. Why? Be- Councilmen Andy McDonald, Rudi cause of your stupid, guilty, white, liberal Leonardi, Steve Wong and Bob Francis and 1 1. attitude: patronism. student Ron Harbeck also alleged that Burch "I don't want to tolerate that shit." offered them positions on his presidential He charged the Daily with intentionally ticket. "knifing me in the back." "I accuse Dennis King, the editor of the "My campaign team is demoralized and I Spartan Daily and people of manipulating hope you're happy," he told the Daily. this story before the election," Burch stated. "There's a possibility my ticket may dis- Speaking bitterly and sarcastically Burch band, not because I'm guilty of these flagrant assailed the Daily and King accusing them lies, but because they're looking for an honor- of conspiracy. able way out." "I have nothing to lose now. The article In answer, Daily editor Bob Pellerin said, today destroyed any chance of my people "We only wrote stories we considered getting elected." newsworthy and important to students as He further vowed to visit classes and speak potential voters." to 2,000 students and "tell the truth about He denied manipulating the Daily to present our society." tam a "good" side of King. "We didn't have any- He flung charges at King and four student thing especially newsworthy, either favorable councilmen concerning the manipulations of or unfavorable about King." funds. Concerning the TWC coverage Pellerin He stated four councilmen supplied King explained an article on the coalition "ran with funds "to build his organization." because of its implications as a unique entity "He got $500 from Andy McDonald, Rudi in SJS politics. Leonardi, Steve Wong, and Bob Francis to get "Never before in my knowledge has a ticket a 'People Book' (a dorm yearbook) so he can sought only Council seats, ignoring the pre- have people on every floor catering to egos Dianne H gaman sidential spot. That, and its possible con- friendships." personal Steve sequences are important for students to The Initiative '72 candidate raged, "Look Burch learn." Remember when you danced Visit to Jackson 44ip. Angela spotted in San Quentin By MELVIN JOHNSON room who Jonathan Jackson was, and had Earlier in the day an airline clerk testi- Two days before the now famous Aug. no idea who Diana Robinson was at the time. fied he sold Miss Davis a ticket from Los 7, 1970 Mann County Courthouse escape The defense attempted to discredit the San Angeles to San Francisco on Aug. 3, 1970. S.J. health forum attempt, Angela Davis visited San Quentin Quentin guard because of his bad eye-sight Judge Richard Arnason has said he would prison under an assumed name and tried to and his unfamiliarity with the two people he rule sometime this week on whether toallow, see convict George Jackson, a San Quentin identified. as evidence, a diary which the prosecution guard testified at her trial yesterday. "I had no way of knowing I needed glasses says Miss Davis wrote to Jackson. tomorrow in C.U. The guard, Robert West, said he told a Harris, last week, said the 18 -page docu- at the time," West said in reference to his woman, who had signed her name as Diana By ROGER WOO taliation and lose the place," said Miss bad eyesight. ment, found in Jackson's prison cell, would Robinson, to stop trying to look through a prove Miss Davis' passion for Jackson and A "Community Health Forum" will be held Helmkie. Defense counsel Howard Moore Jr., ques- window into the prisoners' visiting room. her willingness to take any risk to free him. tomorrow afternoon at 1 in the College At the health forum, persons will receive tioned West about refusing to talk to him when Inside that room, he said, GeorgeJackson Defense attorneys have argued the docu- Union Loma Prieta Room in order to bring explanations and legal procedures on how they upcoming trial. sat at a table talking to his younger brother he was preparing for the faculty, students and city officials together would go about getting repairs done to their ment shows nothing more than love and is Jonathan. West told Moore he thought it was unfair to discuss housing and health problems. dwellings. irrelevant to the case. "Lieutenant, do you see in this courtroom to talk about the case unless both attorneys The forum will be informal, with a panel The state prosecution will continue tomor- Speaking at the health forum will be Dr. that lady you saw at San Quentin, Aug. 5, were present. of speakers discussing the health situation row in the murder, kidnap conspiracy trial David Breithaupt, a member of the San Jose 1970?" asked Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. Moore asked for the reasoning behind talk - around the San Jose area. attempting to prove that Miss Davis plotted Health Board on "The Political and Bureau- "She's sitting with the purple clothes on into to counsel for the prosecution about the "There are many problems due to deter- with the younger Jackson to free George cratic Prospective on Public Health in the over at that table," said the witness, pointing case when he (as defense attorney) wasn't ioration of the area. Students don't realize Jackson from prison. City;" Val Brazelton, San Jose housing sani- at Miss Davis. present. that there are laws to protect tenants and Four died, a judge and three convicts; and tarian on "Housing and Public Health Pro- Later under cross-examination, West ad- West answered, "I kind of look at Mr. to get owners to fix repairs which may be a deputy district attorney was crippled, in blems in the College Area Dr. Thomas J. mitted to having asked another person in the Harris as my lawyer." the escape attempt. needed," said Pat Helmkie, a grad student Grey, director of student health service on working in the Housing Office. "Environmental Aspects of Student Health," The 1972 San Jose Housing Code states, and Dr. Samuel F. Radelfinger, department "An owner shall be responsible for the repair, chairman of health science on "Solutions to Oganookie to play at Joint Effort tonight removal, reconstruction, correction or abate- Public Health Problems in the Campus Com- ment of anything declared to be a nuisance munity." Oganookie, performing in the old down -home -bluegrass style, will back east, classical musicians and music majors working on their by this Housing Code with respect to any play tonight at the Joint Effort coffeehouse at 8:30 and 10. master's degrees. building owned by him..." After the speakers, there will be a period The group from the Santa Cruz mountains, which appeared in the The group has recently played at the Boarding house in Berkeley The San Jose Health Code also says, "each where students can ask questions or voice coffeehouse about a month ago, gets it on with an electric banjo and elec- and Towne and Country Lodge in Ben Lomond. such person, firm, association or cor- complaints. tric fiddle. There will be a spaghetti feed in the coffeehouse tomorrow night poration" is guilty of a misdemeanor. Miss Helmkie said that "the Housing Office Admission to the show is $1 for students and $1.50 general. Tickets from 5:30 to 8:30 with all you can eat for 50 cents. "In the past, students didn't want to com- will act as an agent and channel people to are available at the door and at the A.S. Business Office. Besides spaghetti, the menu includes salad, garlic bread and drinks, plain because they didn't want landlord re- areas where they can be helped." The boys from the mountains who make up Oganookie are all from all prepared by the coffeehouse staff. 'You're suspended ;.n air' Flying a small plane: fast, noisy, bouncy, exciting
By CAROLE BROWN At this time the plane is probably going thing to take into account. Again, don't this to the noise. for you. The air at this time is settling The expression, "I can see for miles and 130 mph, and you are probably up to 2,500 expect this small plane to be like a 747. His solution to this problem is to stuff and therefore makes for quiet flying. miles," could very well have been spoken by feet. The wind pressure up there is terrific and cotton in his ears. This way the noise is But flying, like most sports, has its risks. someone riding in a four -seater plane. It should be noted that the closer you are your ears really take a beating. cut down, but you can still hear the passengers Not too often, but occasionally, the engine will speaking. stall. Have you ever wondered what it would As you soar up, up and away, you feel to the ground the faster you seem to be going, In fact the pilot of the plane, SJS student So if you're one of those people who don't feel like to be 2,500 feet in the air and have as though you're suspended in air, as if the (and vice versa.; Douglas Groom, remarked that he often feels noisy plane rides, night flying is the bottom fall out? It's a strange feeling, plane is at a standstill. Actually you may The noise in the Cessna 172 is another quite tired after leaving a plane and attributes enjoy comparable to that of a roller coaster ride. be going as fast as 150 miles per hour. One minute you're flying, the next minute A four -seater plane, better known as a red lights are flashing on the control board, Cessna 172, is not as smooth as a jet. bells are ringing and the plane is falling. When you hit an air current you feel it, But as fast as you fall, you are mercifully and when you take a turn you're pressed brought up again. Your stomach may be left against the door. somehwere in between. A good comparison with a Cessna 172 Stalling a plane does not mean the engine would be a motorcycle. When riding in or has died. It means that the wind over the on either of these you must sway with the wings isn't providing enough lift pressure. turns. Trying to go in the opposite direc- When this happens the plane may drop as fast tion won't do, as it throws the plane off as 150 feet per second, and if not recovered balance. by the pilot, will eventually crash. into the runway for If you've never been in a small plane As the plane is coming downwind before, your experience might go something a landing it will usually come in This way like this: (with the wind behind the plane). the plane is not slowed. As the plane descends,
As you taxi out to the runway, instructions speed is cut to 70 mph, and the wheels touch the pilot which come over the radio telling ground. Landing, like take -off, is similar wind velocity, and the alti- runway to use, the to that of a jet. meter setting. If all this sounds exciting to you, but After that, taking off is much like a jet. you think you could never fly a plane, think The plane gathers speed and lifts into the again. Douglas Groom, member of the Flying air going approximately 70 mph. At first Aces (the on -campus flying team) says,"drive- It's a bit rocky, and the plane wobbles from ing a plane is very natural, because you know side to side, but as soon as it levels off what to expect. It's impossible not to know the ride is a little smoother. how." Peering out the window, you can see miles Whether you believe this or not, the only and miles of landscape. Lakes look like small way to find out is to try. For passenger or pools of water, and mountains loom up bigger pilot, the experience of flying is unique than life. and exciting. Paqt I Mo, 1 19/2 Staff Comment Bob Pellerin Span I all 1);IIIN editor *as Lo 'nun iv sip,. ism Jerry Drama critic's defense of harsh review Herdegen by Betty Harju The job of the newspaper advertising manager It is not a fine arts writer's Black History) when a White incurable Since fine arts reviewers were privilege to willfully bruise an drama addict had a task in finding noticable by their absence, friends editorial advisory board artist's ego. When the review he is where the Black plays were being of the theatre of all races did the is to comfort the afflicted writing is severe, he had better. be produced. They were not given job themselves, usually in lively Penny Spar doubly sure he is being both objec- metro media coverage, prominent exchange right after the performance. Jo, cc McCollister tive and positively, rather than nega- or otherwise, and they were most If a professional showed up, every- and afflict the comfortable." tively, motivated to the cause of the certainly not reviewed in the dailies. one in the room tried very hard to Elaine esterlund art. One had to know the special places pretend he hadn't the vaguest notion I found I had three alternatives to look and people to contact in who the hell he was. Another point --F.P. Dunne Alan Ahlstrand in critiquing the Pan -Africans order to attend. Lorraine Hans - of honor. You could spot him im- Mark Simon amateur production of "Ceremonies berry had not yet uncorked her first mediately because he was the one Vol. 59 No. 109 in Dark Old Men" (April 21,22). heady brew. invariably seated on the broken chair Dan Russo 1.) I could be objective and whom no one would hand an ashtray etcetera. 2.) I could list some Being a person who can no more to. polite and laudatory platitudes about prevent herself from attending local This little drama, adjacent to EDITORI.11, how everyone remembered their drama than certain people can stop the play, also held the mirror up lines.. play moved at a comfortable themselves from turning in at the to life. Who is any critic, really, pace... set was neat, costumes great. nearest saloon, I was privileged to but the person most, and least, im- 3.) Or, out of consideration (or fear) attend some of the most impressive portant to the art? the press free early productions of our current Keep of the sensitivities of the budding I don't believe lever heard anyone renaissance in Black Drama. The The College Communications department, Jesus freaks, musical artists, I could have declined writing ask if anyone else was a drama major more. Each it at all. The space would have been performances were usually in attics, or qualify the production according Board today is to deliberate over frat Phi Mu Alpha, and settlement houses and condemned an issue which has at its roots group sees its interests as more saved for other events of readership to the money spent. These had no interest. If no other review was buildings where the director often ethical connotations to the topic at the concept of a free and indepen- important that any other group built his lights out of coffee cans dent press. and can't understand why the Daily submitted, I'd have been in the clear. hand and were often embarrassing The last two choices are not and actors always came with the subjects. This afternoon the nine -mem- editors don't see it that way. props under their arms. ber, student-faculty board will de- But the principle proposed by justifiable in an atmosphere where What's all this got to do with Black cide on a grievance submitted it the Chicanos in their grievance students are striving to correctjour- We are all what you call your drama at SJS? Everything. Especially by several Chicano leaders. That is particularly troublesome and nalism's faults. These are the al- basic amateurs. The basic criteria if one is both Black and interested decision will be sent to SJS Pres. potentially fatal to a free press. ternatives still chosen, unfortunately, for determining artistic value in all in drama. There are teachers, Bunzel, who has final authority in It is based on the premise by metropolitan papers when faced cases, however, was spirit, fervor authors, texts, a theatre, actors, an the matter. that those who make the news with reviewing a Black drama, and intense concentration on the pro- audience, critics and media here. Basically, the Chicanos are should write it. Chicanos in the amateur or otherwise, with serious duction itself. Previous script notes And no one has to be given the job of asking that they, and any other movement are the only ones who failings. (such as costume specifications, set collecting and cutting coffee cans. campus group-which can round up can really know and report Chi- Some of this country's mostpres- designs, etc.) were often unhesitat- The Pan -Africans' most serious pro- 500 signatures, control part of cano news, they say. And the tigious Black newspapers still per- ingly ignored or radically redrafted blem should be how best to ignore the Spartan Daily. Any such group same is true, they say, of other sistently select these outs. Those according to the director's inter- dull-witted advice that they be etern- would control 10 column inches special interest groups. who go the objective route do so pretations of the author's intentions. ally grateful for all these things. out of Black pride as well as pro- It was a point of honor. He could be I can't apologize to my critics of the Daily each day, printing It is an old argument, first what it pleases within the bounds fessional integrity. right or wrong, but only an evalua- (April 28) for the review I'd written spouted by King George III from There was a time in Black Drama tion of the accumulated criticism (April 26) anymore than I can of libel. his throne in England when re- The specific complaints of the (only yesterday in the perspective of would tell. Apologize for being White. A Black bellious colonists began printing staff member offered to write the Chicanos, we believe, are unfound- "treasonous" broadsides. It has ed. They say The Daily "systema- review, but declined when she heard been repeated each year at SJS, I was attending the play. Drama tically suppresses the free ex- particularly by campus politicians pression of ideas and concerns wasn't really her bag, she said. who claim we have slighted or Should I have insisted? Maybe so. of the Chicano community." slandered them. This is patently untrue. The But I believe everyone's entitled to Daily has a specific reporter as- But to submit to the fallacious his or her own bag. Me, too, I hope. signed to cover solely Chicano argument is suicide for a free Well, that's show biz. news on this campus ---and he, press. To allow each special My only suggestion to the Pan- himself, is a Chicano. His stories interest to dictate what news to African Players, if suggestions are have not been "censored." The print and how it shall read is at all appropriate, is to get going on Daily allows for editorial comment something you, the reader, should another play, and try to preserve, from Chicanos through a weekly not be subjected to. The Daily or renew, the classroom fervor in the column, Mano a Mano, as well as would quickly evolve into a pro- actual production. That's show biz through letters to the editor. Chi- paganda sheet, split up between too. canos are not being denied free publicity seekers. speech, obviously. You are better served, we be- The Chicano complaint is not lieve, by independent reporters Letter to the Editor new. It has been brought to us this who are obligated to all but be- semester by several groups---in- holden to none. That, after all,
eluding songleaders, the business is how a free press stays free. Elections Letter to the Editor Editor: It seems to me the entire SJS spring student body election was summed up remarkably well some Chicanos' press demands five years ago by Simon and The Daily suppresses free speech or, if more than ten groups file Garfunkel. because of its exclusive 'initiation and petition, then all shall divide one "Going to the candidates' debate control' powers. A cessation of this page equally. Laugh about it, shout about it suppression therefore requires that The community editors may When you've go to choose, the Daily relinquish some of this "save up" no more than ten column Anyway you look at it you lose." power. The following proposal pro- inches by skipping one day in order Paul Ryden vides the change needed to allow for to present a longer piece of up to 20 the freedom of expression of our- inches. Editor's note: All student and selves and of other significant com- faculty members are encouraged to munities of ideas and concern at this If a group chooses notto use its space or fails to provide copy by an express their views on any sub- college: ject in the letters to the editor Any petition for print-space established deadline, then it forfeits signed by 500 students (with A.S. its space for that day. sec ion of the editorial page. Let- card numbers) will be recognized The remedy to our grievance is ters may be mailed or brought to as demonstrating a significant need that we be granted some power of the Spartan Daily office, JC 208, for access by a specific community initiation and control by the Daily. and must be 250 words or less, of ideas and concern. In allowing for our free expression, typewritten and double-spaced. The petition shall guarantee and that of others, the Daily can cer- Only the name has been changed Name and activity or faculty card that the community so represented tainly retain its journalistic integrity. number must be included, and all will have its own print -space for Indeed, providing opportunities for Guest letters must be signed. Non- one year. freedom of the press aren't incompat- students and non -faculty members Each community print-space ible, but rather represent the same address, tele- will be under the direct editorial emphasis on free expression as es- are asked to include control of a three person editorial sential to the democratic process. phone number and title or position. Biased press practices The Spartan Deny will not print staff. This proposal clearly shows the These persons will be named Chicano struggle for free space in letters which are libelous or in on the original petition. It will be the print media is in the interest of by Leland Nerio poor taste. The editor reserves understood that anyone signing the the right to edit or cut letters all groups with different ideas and Program Board, Asian -American chairman petition gives their support to these concerns. Freedom for one group to conform to space limitations particular individuals as suitable is not possible without freedom for On a number of occasions, I con- and to cease publication of let representatives of ideas and concerns all. Last Tuesday, a lecture was pre- ters dealing with subjects he be- which they share. sented on concentration camps in tacted the Daily and requested Abran Sanchez, Chairman informing stu- lieves have been exhausted. The community print -space America. Sponsored by the A.S. articles to be printed Committee on Mexican American At- dents of programs that were to be shall be ten column inches per day fairs Program Board, the presentation by guest lecturer Professor Edison Uno presented by the A.S. Program Board. of San Francisco State College was a At one point, for example, a Daily moving and personal description of reporter came to the College Union Spairiam the evacuation and incarceration of and covered one such event. It was Ser v.ng the San Jose Slate Coilev CommunPty Since 1914 Americans in the United States during not printed. Second class postage paid at San Jose. California World War II. It should be noted that it just Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associa- to be a minority program. tion and It,, Associated Press Published daily by San That these 110,000 Americans happened Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday, during were Japanese -Americans is in- Later, I contacted the Daily and the college year The opinions expressed herein are not spoke with News Editor Joyce necessarily those of the Associated Students. the College cidental. Administration, or the Department of Journalism and McCallister, who informed me that Prof. Uno discussed the historical Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on. remain this failure to report news infor- der of semester basis Full academic year, $9, each implications as well as the social mation had also occurred to other Semester. Si 50 Off cernpus price par cone. 10 rents significance of the relocation of Phone 277-3181 Advertising 271-3175 Press of individuals. Frillier Publications. Inc . Union City. American citizens. As he spoke, I In the process of selecting, de- Editor- in chief Bob Pellerin was mesmerized by the numerous Adverlisin9 Manager Jerry Herdegen leting, and editing news material, Assistant Editor Penny aspects Spar leading up to the incarcera- a covert process occurs. This covert News Editor Joyce McCollister tion and the denial of civil liberties. Make-up Editor Pat Hampton process has overt manifestations. Editorial Page Editor Elaine Wester lund I related a number of those events The selective process which covertly Copy Editor Alan Ahlstrand to today's society. Particularly, one Asst. Copy Editor Mary Donahue occurs is racism. Essentially, it Feature Editor Cory Farley subject dominant in my mind was the affects cognitive processes whose Sports Editor Keith Peters media. Through deference or in- overt manifestations are not re- Fine Arts Editor Betty Harju difference, the media have executed Exchange Editor Ad.mrele loosu cognized since its origin was covert. Wire Editor Anne Vogel their role in attempting to be "neu- I feel the Daily is subject to Photo editor Gary Fong Public Relations Director Tara Petry tral." this pathological disease--covert Chief Photographer Traditionally, Dam Hillman various forms of racism. Therefore, the possibility Staff Artist. Jack hider; media (i.e., the press), have held of selective omission and editing of Magazine Editor Jim Murphy discriminatory practices. It is an printed material has a greater pro- National Ad Manager Pat Clark assumption in Retail Ad Manager Jill F lesuras this "egalitarian bability. Classified Ad Manager Steve Bohn society" that all people are treated I am not requesting an apology Advertising Art Director April Hashiguchi equally. But history contradicts this, from the Spartan Daily. lam request- Reporters Linda Motto, La Vont Anderson, La and the press is no exception. Quite Baldock, William Belli.. Paula Belshaw. Pauline ing that the opportunity of expression bondonno Jacqueline Bressler, Carole Brown, Frank In fact, the press has been tradi- and information be provided to a Bruno, Eileen Collo, Fred Corn., David Crawford, tionally an instigator and interpreter borader representation of the college Darrell Crow. Bruce De Angelis, Lora Finnegan, Linda msvold, Jay Goldberg, Jeanine Healy, Anne Hesson of facts and issues, as can be parti- community. Sharon Holle, Adenrele Ipose, Melvin Johnson, Pattie cularly attested by the language of But more substantial is the initia- Knepp, Jecquie Kant!, Nick Labatt.. Glenn La Frank. the Hearst press in Sandy Looms, Miner Lowe, Rick Malaspina, Steve 1942. tive by the Daily to not only create a Marinucci, Lairy Mauler, Lynne Mayfield, LisaMckaney. The press is not by any standards conducive atmosphere but an impetus Jack Mopg, Kenneth Mohr, Abraham Oni, Shirley Anne fair nor does it report all perspec- Darden, Joanne Petersen, Dan Russo, 13 J Salvatore, Eric to allow student participation through Schatmeier, Mark Simon, Linda Smith, Linn.. Smith tives of an "issue" and most signifi- the student newspaper. In this way, Stephen Smyth*, Tern Sprenger, Cathy Tellyn, cantly it does not report important a true academic atmosphere can Webber, Roper Woo, David Zapata information to its readers. exist --and more importantly -- The Spartan Daily is no exception. flourish. May 2, 1972, Page 3 News Review Sacramento rally set for Saturday
By ANNE VOGEL. Wire Editor Communists get Quang In Group challenges SAIGON (AP) --The abortion law South Vietnamese troops abandoned Quang Tri on Monday, giving the Communist command con- California's abortion law Men and women participating the state legislature. the performance of an abor- AB 1550 requires ing agencies from discussing trol of a broad strip of strategic territory just below the will be scrutinized through- in the demonstration will AB 1549 requires the tion on the grounds that the abortion and pregnancy medical aspects of an abor- demilitarized zone. out this week as part of Abor- meet at noon in the Sacra- approval of the Superior continuance of the pregnancy counseling services to in- tion such as abortion techni- The loss of its northernmost provincial capital was the tion Action Week activities mento city Plaza, Ninth and Court for each abortion ap- would gravely impair the form women of the dangers, ques and procedures unless most stunning setback yet for South Vietnam in the North planned by the Women's I streets. They will walk to plication submitted to it by physical or mental health of risks, and alternatives to the person is a qualified Vietnamese offensive. Abortion Coalition (WAC). the Capitol for the rally at a panel of doctors. the mother except in accor- abortion. physician or registered The enemy now has seized control of all territory Up to The WAC will file a class 1 p.m. This prohibits a medical dance with the above pro- It also prohibits person- nurse. 27 miles south of the demilitarized zone. The control of action suit challenging the The San Jose Women's committee from approving cedure. nel affiliated with counsel - AB 1552 provides that this strip can act as a springboard for attacks deep into constitutionality of the Cali- Center is considering get- unwed, pregnant minors may the south --possibly against Hue. fornia abortion law today in ting a car pool together for consent to medical care re- Hue is a former imperial capital 32 miles south of Quang San Francisco Superior the demonstration but the lating to their pregnancy, Tri and is believed to be marked as a prime target of Hanoi's Court. Over 2,500 women plans haven't yet been final- Sanchez picked by CMAA but do not have the author- offensive. have signed as co-plaintiffs ized. Interested women ity to consent to abortion. A general quiet prevailed in the central highlands where in the suit, reported WAC. should call the Women's The Therapeutic Abor- another major battle for a provincial capital, Kontum, is ex- According to WAC, Center, 294-7265. tion Act of 1967, which is pected to erupt at any time. California's abortion laws The San Francisco Wo- the present law, states that deny abor- year an were invoked to as next may only get The Quang Tri loss was accompanied chairman a woman by these develop- men's Abortion Coalition for ments in other parts of South Vietnam: tions to some 3,500 women will have buses leaving from Abran Sanchez, a speech communications see the committee as a powerful force" in abortion if continuing preg- A large area along the central coast with a population last year. Their source is the San Francisco Ferry major, has been elected to succeed Art establishing communication. nancy will impair her men- of 200,000 and an important rice crop, fell to enemy control. the California Department Building at 9:30 a.m. on Carbajal as chairman to the Committee of The new chairman, a San Jose resident, tal and/or physical health. The North Vietnamese increased pressure on the pro- of Public Health. Saturday. The round trip Mexican-American Affairs at last week's attended local schools, Andrew Hill High The Women's Abortion vincial capital of An Loc, 60 miles north of Saigon. A demonstration at the will cost $3. meeting. School and San Jose City College. He said, Coalition is opposed to these Some officials predicted possible rocket attacks on state Capitol building in Sac- There are three anti- Also elected to the committee's executive "I didn't graduate from elementary school, restrictions and any of the Saigon itself. ramento is set for Saturday. abortion bills now before board were students Maria Fuentes and high school or from city college. But I do present laws concerning Debbie Rodriguez, to represent Chicano stu- plan on graduating from SJS," he added. abortion. During the rally, dents at large. Sanchez, before enrolling at SJS, served they will demand repeal of 'Stuff tastes pretty good' Sanchez, a senior who has been active in four years in the United States Air Force as all abortion laws, elimina- both campus and community Chicano activi- an Air Policeman (military police). tion of restrictions on con- ties, will take office as CMAA chairman for Sanchez, an EOP student, has been active traceptives. the academic year of 1972-73. with Los Estudiantes de Aztlan. He is also The organization is representative of all active with the South Bay Coalition and has Tasters like wine Chicano factions at SJS. Its purpose is to been a registrar for La Raza Unida party WANT TO mediate all SJS Chicano affairs. Representation to the committee's execu- prefer California wines to sample and then hustled over just because By KEITH PETERS they tasted Sanchez, whose interests lie in develop- tive board was granted to the Que Tal, a BECOME the European ones." to the bottle (name con- good. You're supposed to hold ing communication between campus organi- Chicano publication, and the Chicano Political With that, the small horde cealed) to taste some it up to the light, sniff the zations and the community, would "like to Science Association. AN ARTIST? aroma and then roll it of niftily dressed tasters more. The inexpensive Califor- surrounded the tables dot- nia red wines were preferred around in your mouth to "I don't know about the ted with the samples. over the more expensive taste the tartness or rich- wine," said another, "but this Band -aides Each small glass of wine Europeans. The California ness. bread is the best I've ever a letter. whites took second and Many of the patrons at was marked with tasted." third. want you! the Political Science Society After the wine was sampled, GUEszitoncrow Some of the people were sponsored wine tasting party the taster marked a ballot The bread, along with really astonished at their PRESENTS last Friday at the SJS Faculty to register his preference bits of cheese and cups of Tryouts set water, were downed in be- sudden reversal in taste. The Biggest & Club, however, just slugged on a scale of one to four. Tryouts for the 1972 Best tween the samples of wine it down. "This wine's pretty Others couldn't care. Band -aides will be held to- to clear the palate. Many "This stuff tastes pretty good," said one patron, who They just headed back to day and tomorrow. of the guests ate the tidbits the Spaghetti good," said one of many quickly downed his small bottles for seconds. Today's session will be Feed Come to our store and get your unprofessional tasters who FREE copy of TODAY's ART in the Women's Gym, room In Town magazine 11 tells you all aboul sampled eight different 101, and tomorrow's will how to get started M drawing wines brought to the affair and painting Supply limited. So be in P.E. and Recreation $1.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT EVERY come in today, by Robert Brindley. Daily, RTNC win awards 128. Times are 3:30 to Brindley, a representa- 5:30 p.m. both days. TUESDAY FROM 6-8PM tive of the Wine Growers of san lose paint No experience is neces- Spaghetti -Garlic Bread and Salad California, talked to the sary. Girls should wear 78 VAL L EYFAIR. 248-4171 selected group before turn- shorts and tennis shoes. 365 SAN ANTONIO RD ing them loose on the free in contest 1001 First St. San Jose 293 -9316 MT VIEW, 941-3603 Southwest information, more U.S. For wine. David Thurber, Spartan Hawaii) of Sigma Delta Chi, The Daily garnered a se- call Pat Wood at 252-9014 Nies "This tasting is just part Daily staff photographer professional journalistic so- cond place for all around Manufacturer's suggested retail price. We st Coast POE Transportation, state and lite,i1 taxes, optional of a nation-wide survey," during the spring and fall ciety. best student publication, fol- equipment, dealer preparation charges, if an). additional. said Brindley, "to turn wine semesters of 1971, won first The winning picture was lowing San Diego State's drinkers on to our California place in the best news photo an on-the -spot photo of the Floyd Kemper of Radio wine. category at the annual con- riot and arrests at last and Television News came VOTED THE like to encourage THE SPORTS CAR JUST "We vention of Region 11 (Calif- spring's Standard Oil de- in third in the best radio people to go out and get ornia, Nevada, Arizona and monstration. reporting category. wine and this session will help us to find out if you BEST UNDER $3,000 IS ALSO Asia talk, THE ONE FURTHEST UNDER $3,000. films set has an extension of its academic and Relationship." vocational services, 6-9 p.m., Mon- SAN JOSE HILLEL FOUNDATION. day through Thursday, C.U. Calaveras 7.30 pm , CC 160 Isreali folk dancing Room. JESUS PEOPLE UNITE. 11 30 am , GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT. PRE- campus chapel
TODAY REGISTRATION for fall semester ends TOMORROW TRYOUTS, 130-5,30 BAND -AIDE SPARTAN SPEARS, 430pm CU No ex- May 12. All courses except 2A, Union Gym 101. in p.m , Wornen's 105, 110, and 129 will be pre -regis- Pacheco Room perience necessary tered. For information, contact the Wong, publisher AND VISTA repro- Edward PEACE CORPS Geology Office, Duncan Hall 321. will be in the CollegeUnion of "Roots: an Asian -Ameri- untatives ADVISING FOR RECREATION MI- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. this week NORS ends Wednesday. Sign up for can Reader," will speak to- ART DEPARTMENT sponsors sculp- spe kers appointments in p.E and Recreation and silkscreen night in the C.U. Umunhum ture by John Anderson 114. the C.U. Room at 7:30. prints by Erin Goodwin in TODAY Art Gallery this week and next. ARLENE BERGMAN, SJS professor, A graduate of UCLA and INTERNATIONAL WEEK LECTURE, will discuss "Women Fighting Back" an M.A. candidate in fine sponsored by the Organization of Arab 11,1i in Vietnam and their role in the Students, 12,30 -2,30 p. rn.. C .U. Goads - eetings revolution, 7 30 p m., JC 141 arts in motion picture and Sipe Room. PETER F. LESTER, assistant pro- television, Wong will speak ASIAN -AMERICAN PROGRAM: "Asia TODAY fessor of meteorology, will discuss Lecture and films," -Communication in the Media AIKIDO CLUB, 1 p.m., C U. Council "Waves and Turbulence in the Lower on E t h no 7 30 p.m..CU Umunhum Room. Chambers. Sponsored by Experimen- Stratosphere," 115 p.m., Duncan Hall and Asian Film production. SJS WIND ENSEMBLE will present its tal College. 615 Everyone is welcome. season. 11:15 p.m., Sponsored by the Associ- final concert of the SOCIETY FOR CYBERNETICS SYS- JOHN SCHAAR, professor of political Concert Hall. under the direction of TEMS, 7:30 p.m., Business 116. Earl science at U.C. Santa Cruz will speak, ated Students Program Clement Hutchinson Molander will speak on "Systems View 9-30 p.m., CH 234 Sponsored by Board, Wong will also pre- COUNSELING AND TESTING OFFICE of the Aerospace Industry- -Society's American Studies and New Collaga sent these films: "Home Coming Game" by Danny Kwan; "I Guess I Didn't Say Much" by Jeffery Fururama; Send FLOWERS home to MOM "Japanese Genghis Khan Meets L.A. Smog If you're in the market fora For example, the Fiat 850 850 Spider was designed by Basin" by Steve Tatsukawa; sports car that won't leave you Spider features a high-perform- Nuccio Bertone. The very same "Manzanar" by Robert and too broke to enjoy it, we have ance engine that goes through Nuccio Bertone who designs Nakamura; news for you: its four-speed fully-synchro- $20,000 Ferraris. "Wong Sin Sang" by For the second year in a meshed gearbox to redline at The Fiat 850 Spider. Edward Wong; row, the sports car devotees who 6500 rpms. Considering what it has, it's "Pioneer" by Duane ApieW read Car and Driver magazine It has front wheel disc hard to believe it's the lowest. Kubo. have voted the Fiat 850 Spider brakes, independent suspension priced true sports car in America. Wong is employed by the the best sports car in its class. all around, standard radial tires, $2,470. (This is the manu- Asian -American Studies Because the fact is, the Fiat and even an electronic tachome- facturer's suggested retail price Center at UCLA and the MOTHER'S 850 Spider offers the kind of ter (usually an expensive extra). POE the West Coast. Of course, Visual Communications performance and styling you'd And although it's a sports transportation, state and local is free. Center. 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ANNOUNCEMENTS pound Any amount Ph 293-2954 turn apt for rent NOW S125 'rno Term {masers, thesis. etc Dependable Well maintained by owner 297-0465 Mrs Allen 294-1313 COULDN'T current, LARGEST SELECTION of or 2947332R hornier ...TRU, YOU JAZZ SHAKLEE used paperbacks. records and books rentals also 633S 8th St Lis, Child Care - Spartan Village - IT UP OR ECOLOGICALLY SOUND. 1,2 price Quality books and records Ages 4 plus Start June T L C Home Claimers !Basic H. L. etc I. purchased Top prices paid -cash, or ROOM FOR $45/me. Share room with 255-8431 QLMETHIN? Food Supplements *slant Proteinl trade Lots of fiction, supplementals, kitchen priviliges 92 N 5 th St ,Beauty Aids1ProteinizedShamp00etc ) and classics RECYCLE BOOK Rm at SJ Call 293-9810 or 295- Would like to thank the Nixon-Reegan John & Mary Rhoades 297-3566 286-6275 186 S 2nd St 4482 gang Never have so few done so - much to increase Demo rolls, PISCEAN WATERBEDS FINE CLASSICAL GUITARSFOR PER- MATURE STUDENTS McGovern 1528 W San Carlos 294-1455 Just FORMERS AND TEACHERS, Lessons Large, clean, modern apts , 2 blks west of Sears King Queen $21, Obi Sunnyvale 783-2671 from SJS Low summer rates, free 519 Twin $15. Safety Liners $2, parking. 297-1930 TRANSPORTATION Frames $10 plus 10 -Year Guaran- WATER BEDS San Jose's oldest tee on all beds Water Sofas, U L water bed store, Yin Yang Water LOW RATES, 2 & 3 bdrm, turn. Listed heaters, pillows, tapestries Bed Co invites you to compare apts. Modern, large, clean, sir coed NINTH ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS Ask about our N RD policy, 294-1455 quality, price, and service LIMITED 695S 11th. Ph 275-1974 EUROPE FROM $299 ROUND TRIP NUMBER OF PARACHUTES 28ft dia- JAPAN FROM $349 ROUND TRIP ELEANOR'S FLOWERS of Los Gatos meter. orange and white Great for ONE BORN. APT. 540 S. 9th St CALL FLIGHT CHAIRMAN -1516) 451 is a lovely large "fresh cut" flower ceilings, drapes, clothes. etc Only $125 in Start May 21. Come by 7905 shop We have the best quality flowers $5. Visit one of our stores at 400 4248 OVERLAND, DEPT B prices in town Lovely Park Ave 18 blocks west of SJS) CULVER CITY, CA. 90230 at the lowest GIRLS ONLYI NOVI rooms with kit- carnations at SI 00 doe Ina kidding) Ph 286-1263 or 28 E. Campbell Ave chen ern!. From $60 99 S. 9th EUROPE -ISRAEL -EAST Long stem roses at 53 50 & $4 50 doz let Winchester) Ph 378-1040 and 278 S 10th Across campus AFRICA Student Travel (in a florists box for additional 6501 Parking. Phone 295-5526 or 295- Discounts, inexpensive student camping anti-war activities Daisies 650 bunch, Bachelor Buttons HAND MADE RINGS. Choose from 8514 tours through out West end Grass, East Europe, including 950 bunch. Daffodils. Tulips, Iris. red & gold tiger eye, turquois and Russia. SOFA Stock, Violets etc etc etc You name fire agate $10.00 & up Ph 225- LARGE ROOM in Beautiful Student agent for inter -European student it. - -we've got itll Whether you buy one 7472 House $75 my including util 96 S charier flights. CONTACT: ISCA flower or. dozen you will receive the 17th St Call 295-7441 or 998-2992 11667 San Vicente Bled. 04 LA Calif. same "fuss & ribbons" Every put HELP! HELP! OUSINES6 IS LOUSY! 90049 TEL: (213) 8264669121318211- with this 0955 or call chase is gilt wrapped You MY.' got 15% off all items in stock ROOMS, Ivy Hall 279 E San Fer- campus rep: Steve Copal month so much for so little money TRT US- ad EXCEPT articles already on sale nando, across from administration 14151 845-7131 hours 4-7 pm this MORSE BOUTIQUE cl today, THE CLOTHES planne - -YOU'LL USII We also have a Double Kitchen priv well man- LIKE bldg nia Marijuana Initiative, large selection of potted plants, for of San Jose aged. 294.6472 OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS By STEVE SMYTHE eration army of South Viet- and leadership spectrum First Street Australia, Europe S America, Africa aimed at "decriminalizing" rariums, dish gardens and dry an 36 South SJS professor Arlene nam. The Vietnam Veterans rangernent flowers Everything at APT FOR RENT -Modern Porn_ a' etc All professions and occupations ORGAN, HAMMOND L112 w/Leslie $700 to $3,000 monthly Expenses paid Bergman, Latin American Ms. Bergman is the for- Against the War are formu- the cultivation, possession prices you can afford Our specialty cross from Duncan Hall, 2305. San and transportation of the is our small ' fbr the hospital' an spk Ex. cond 267-1544 aft. 6 PM Salvador Summer rate $110. 294- overtime, sightseeing Free infor studies specialist and super- mer editor of "The Move- lating a program on campus rangements at St 95 & 52 50 They're E028 evenings or call Mr Lee 294- mation-Write, Jobs Overseas, Dept for Friday to demonstrate hallucinogen, reported that, cute and "Just enough" We are open WATERBED KING SIZE complete new 8758 04 P.O Box 15071, San Diego, Ca visor of independent studies ment," a monthly San Fran- 92115 support for Black G.I. Billy with the passing yesterday of 9 AM to 7 PM daily & Sunday 11 2 day $39 00 Delivered free in college with New College, will speak cisco newspaper, and spent Holidays) 720 University Ave Los area 923-8091 STUDENT RENTALS initial petition filing FLYING SOON? tonight at 7:30 in JC 191 two months in Cuba during Dean Smith, to be tried later the Gatos 356-6314 or 356-4839 at the Furnished Houses 3 & 4 Bedrooms EAST to Denver. Chicago. You end of the cyclone fence behind Oak SALE! BRAND NEWI 2 Baths New 1968 interviewing prominent this year on charges stem- deadline, some 319,000 non - Boston, on "women fighting back in Meadow Park) TIE-DYED PARACHUTES Furnished Apts & Studios Washington or Europe WEST validated signatures have to Hawaii their role in the women of that country for ming from the death of two $10 710 N 23rd St apt 1 297- 1 & 2 bedrooms or the -Orient Your TWA Vietnam and Campus Rep been counted. PASSPORT PHOTOS-ONE DAY SER- 1444 Rental Specialists since 1955 Bruce Freeman can help revolution." a series of articles for her American officers killed by a you make VICE 4 FOR $3 75 15 minutes ser- Borelli Realty, 295 No 10th your GETAWAY NOW Save The group needs 326,000 1/3 The address, sponsored journal. grenade explosion in Viet- vice available Daily 8 ant .3 p.m NIKON 11 camera with 28 F-2 -50- Call 297-2410 with a TWA YOUTH PASSPORT and take up to 24 by the SJS anti -war organi- Admission for the pro- nam. valid signatures to be in- Sat till not. Tinker Bell Studio 14 150 - 105 lenses, also en- months to pay with a November bal- 1040 The Alameda, SJ larging lenses 356-5681 FREE, EASILY OBTAINABLE, TWA Students for the gram will be free. A skit is tentatively sche- cluded on the STUDIO APT, FOR RENT. $85/mo. GETAWAY CREDIT CARD. CallBruce zation. Furnished. WIG paid. 1/2 block from lot, but Ms. Janowitz asses- SPIRITS! at 287-8669 for information Seven Points, will detail how Anti -war activity for duled, with speakers to assist LIFT YOUR SIS. Call 287-7387 Nation- the program also planned. sed the figure attained thus Join a college -age BALLET class at HELP WANTED Vietnamese women "have Thursday, acclaimed Eufrazia School of Ballet. Essential EURORAIL -tours solallights far as "really super." HOUSES APTS carrentels hostels -pensions sports been fighting the French and al Moratorium Day by stu- Anti -war activists met in techniques for the beginning dancer 656-7911 Drop by or call europeancars-shipping- sleeping bags A supplementary seven - 246-6675 if no answer 241-1776 YOU WANT US. Hse. 2 bdrm 447 S 12th $225 unfurn. United States' attacks on dent leaders, will be formu- Berkeley this past weekend to People rnountainboots, etc Condor, 2305 Your Chance to Help Other Hoe 3 bdrm 257 No, 7th 5275 Furn discuss future protest strat- week deadline nearly assures PUBLIC AUTO MART Wilshire Boulevard Santa Monica. 213/ their country," Ms. Bergman lated today in a meeting of Money Is A Bonus Apts. 2 bdrm 417 S. 9th Summer the has expanded into a "Mobile Flea Fun; Education 828-6084 indicated. Students For the Seven egy. SJS representatives in- the initiative of reaching Freedom; rates now. Market" autos, trucks, boats, motor - SHAKLEE'S UNLIMITED Points, at 3 p.m, in the Col- dicated that another meeting, required figure, she pointed cycles. trailers, etc. We do the edver - UNIVERSITY TRAVELERS CLUB Vietnamese women have OPPORTUNITY 2 BEDROOM FURN. Neat, clean, id lining, you do the selling! We ever' Traveling this summer, Stay over- "tremendous re- lege Union. assembling anti -war work- out. ONLY 1/2 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS close to campus. Available May 1 carried over 2,000 "Prospective Buyers" each night free! Stuck at home, Host ers from several northern "One week ago we were 466 South 5th 02 297,3866 at summer rates. Call 252-2243 sponsibilities" in recent The group will conduct a weekend. Total cost for seller $12 John & Mary Rhoades travelers. Meet friendly people Ex- figuring on maybe a quarter (good until soldl fee includes 30 day change privileges with members on war -torn decades, she ex- women's caucus tonight fol- California campuses, is --- DUPLEX FOR RENT 540 S. 9th $125 listing for any vehicle not sold the U.S. and Canada. Write now for full illustrating this lowing the presentation by slated for SJS May 19. of a million signatures," she WORK PART TIME NOW andfull time me Available cowl plained, first weekend. Based on our exper this summer. We train you for an details, UTC. P.O. Box 9147, Berkeley said, "but the last three all vehicles Calif 94709 point with the fact that Ms. Bergman to plan action Eileen Janowitz, coordin- tonce in March, 35% of exciting position in management, with FEMALE ROOMMATE to share house ator with the San Francisco weeks they've been pouring were sold after 1 weekend of display' ALCOA'S largest subsidery. If you on 17th 575 comp 275-9471 eves or Madame Nguyen Thi Binh is dramatizing the role of wo- JET CHARTER FLIGHTS in at an unbelievable rate." we do even better on V.W 's & mod like to work with people, call 264,- 573-8561 days, Betsy deputy commander of the lib- men in Vietnam's military branch office for the Califor- priced trans vehicle! Every Sat & 8739 after 4 PM. LONDON from $129 ONE WAY EUROPE, HONG CONG. ORIENT Sun 9-4 Capital Drive -In Theatre LARGE, CLEAN CONVENIENT Rd Weekly Departures, Capital Expressway & Monterey ATTRACTIVE GIRLS WANTED for SUMMER RATES 5125-145 For further PLEASE CONTACT 415771.3331 info. 287-9566 nude modeling Study while you work SUMMER RATES $125-145 collide MART Win a free trip to London Streaking clubs PUBLIC AUTO No sex or porno $50 to $100 per SWIMMING POOL place for private parties "A meeting day Full or part time, mornings, Huge 2 & 3 bdrm opts., paneled, to buy and sell used vehicles." RUSSIA -SCANDINAVIA. 5 ohs 5350 afternoons, evenings. Artists & shag carpets furnished & recreation inclusive. London departures. Small 1415 Alameda $3J FUTURE CPA'S Learn How to pre- Models Studio room. Best in area. Please compare. group camping travel (ages 18-301. 996-1966 pare for the CPA exam BECKER 470 S. 11TH ST. 287-7590 Also Eueope, Africa. Write. Whole CPA REVIEW COURSE Call collect: Near Williams St. Earth Expeditions. Ltd., U.S. Agents DANCERS, 53 hour up and amateur San Jose 14081 251-8446, San Fran- for Transit Travel Ltd., Box 1497 SJS, Cards tangle today topless every Wednesday $15 to all FEMALE ROOMMATE needed, share cisco 14151 781-4395 K.C., Mo. 64141 participants. $25 to winner Partici 5 bdrm house with 4 others. Part Sunken Diamond. First baseman Mike the Spartan's have some pants offered contract The Brass large backyard By NICK LABASH classy MCGOVERN CAMPAIGN NEEDS furn, very nice with TRAVELING? STAY OVERNIGHT Rail 734-1454 About the only positive The Cards certainly have Nelson had the hot bat down people capable of wielding VOLUNTEERS. Precinct walking be- S60/mo. 293-1544 or drop by 288 S FREE! Stuck at home? Meet tra- the hitting credentials to South as he drove in seven the stick too. gins April 29 ISat ) Contact the office 12th. veling people. Exchange privileges assertion that can be made for more information 289-9118 OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS with members in U.S. and Canada. about today's baseball con- back up their fine pitching runs in one of the UCLA Coach Gene Menges was Australia, Europe, S America, COUPLES-1 bdrm apt. Turn. $123. Write: University Travelers Club.
struggles. Thursdays at 6 PM Hare Krishna Africa, etc All professions and Summer rates avail. June -August. 627 Box 9147, Berkeley, CA. 94709 test between the streaking staff. Outfielder Tom Bob Reece is a "as pleased as punch" fol- S 9th St highly touted catcher. disciples offer dinner & an intro- occupations. $700 to 3,060 monthly. SJS Spartans and the equally Williams is hitting a lusty lowing last Saturday's duction to the Krishna philosophy Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing. GOING TO EUROPE? Save money tra- -WOMEN. For summer next .955 good enough to be Off the Long Beach doubleheader. All students are welcome to partici- Free information -Write, Jobs Over- HOUSES veling Read. "How to Buy and hot Stanford Cardinals is Particularly school term. Just redecorated & pate in the chanting, dancing, and seas, Dept. P.O. Box 15071, Seri Sell a Used Car in Europe " Send ranked fourth in the nation. series it would appear that the hitting. turn. Very cheerful. Fireplace, gar. that it doesn't count. In feasting 659S 8th St Diego. Ca, 92115, 51.50 to Vera Press, Box 99113 San & freezer, volley league standings anyway. disposal, refrig. Francisco, CA 94109 PART TIME ball, basketball court. Off street The 'Menges Marauders', 2 ACOUST GUITAR ISIS with gd bard, park. Summer rates. 406S. 1101 St tenor voices to form grp Develop Pop $S EVENINGS IS fresh from their weekend & prig numbers & eventually approach Time -Life Books offer steady employ- PERSONALS sweep of Long Beach State record co Serious only 266 5953 aft. ment calling our customers evenings 6 p.m .9 and Saturday a.m. Earn $2- 9 p SERVICES GOLDS SILVER wed- will be seeking their ninth Spencer spurs polo win T4 on salary and bonuses. Pleasant I MAKE CAST all one interesting work for mature individual ding bands & other jewelry, straight victory in good old VOICE -GUITAR -PIANO who can talk easily about books. All ARTISTS' MODEL ayadabie for a, of a kind If you have unusual de- Last year the experien- 30 seconds left, drew raves composure well against the Today's Music or "Classical" Career Municipal Stadium with the work done in our nearby Son Jose tists. photographers, students groups, sires in this area call me at 354- alumni. Training or Life -Enrichment Har- ced -laden alumni water polo from coach Lee Walton. office. Leads only. Weekly paycheck. workshops Rates open NO porno 8804 or come by Old Town in Los first pitch scheduled for mony Way Studio- 296-8917 or Summer team snatched an exciting "He (Spencer) was the "On the basis of our per- Call 298-5433 for interview appt. After 5, weekends, 275-6168 Gatos afternoons Wednesday through 2:30 p.m. Session in Sent* Cruz 476-6616 Saturday. outstanding player in the formance, I think we have Lerimore 18-17 win from the SJS var- PRESTIGE CO. needs Beauty Con- WHO'S ON George Stanford is coming off STUDENT FILMS this Friday May S. THIRD? sity. pool," said Walton. "His the makings of a real fine sultants to present beauty shows. a weekend battle with UCLA Morris Daily Your friendly neighborhood Typing FINE FOR DOPE concept in Cosmetics that sells This year's score was seven goals was the most Fall season." Now Service 287-4355 (TRY IT, YOU'LL If I sell enough candles (large, scented, where the Cards took two itself. Call 277-4630. LIKE IT!) the same. But the alumni ever scored in an alumni Ed Samuels and Brad TACOS: Bring this ad in and get 6 & only $200) to pay my FINE for out of three. The Cards are smoking grass, IMO) they won't send TACOS for one dollar et SENOR TACO GIRLS! Experienced ty had to take it on the chin contest." Jackson tallied four goals FAST, ACCURATE, me to jail on May 13. Come by in the thick of the Pacific - 17th and East Santa Clara Streets Afraid to nude model? No experience -pica Can edit each for SJS while former pist IBM Selectric 7th & San Carlos and meet a real live this time. Quite a feat considering necessary. High pay, work when you 4 miles from SJS Mrs Aslanian C II 8 race and although the George McGovern. .. is .... criminal Supported by Steve Spen- Spencer and his teammates Spartan All-American Bill want. Strictly legitimate. 248-9188 or 298-4104 match with SJS is meaning- Sanity in '73 243-5386. cer's all-time record out- were facing 11 of the 23 All- Gerdts fired-in four goals Vote in the June 6 prornery-we need Earn extra money! Whole blood & less in league play the RFNT A TV OR STEREO $10 per to pace the alums. you. TEACHER OPENINGS: Current list- Plasma programs $1 CO Bonus with put of goals, the Spartan Americans ever to leave month, free service, no contract Call visitors still recall last sea- ings of hundreds of California schools student ID on first visit C Iof Blood varsity avenged last year's their names in the SJS record Gerdts, the leading per- Esche's 251 2598 son when the Spartans /op- seeking teachers in all fields $3 Bank Foundation 35 So Almaden Ave opposite Greyhound Bus Depot phone defeat with their one goal books. former in the Pan -Am AUTOMOTIVE Calif School Placement Bureau, 1974 pled them twice. PARACHUTE JUMP INSTRUCTION 294-6535 margin of victory last Fri- "I was very pleased with games last year, received Thousand Oaks, Berkeley. CA Complete first pimp course All In the first go -round this TAKE THE HASSLE OUT of buying Special student the final support from Ken Belli equipment furnished FREE CUDDLY PUPPIES--7 weeks day evening in tiny Spartan outcome," said a used auto, truck, motorcycle1 hund- WANTED Oakland year, the local nine got rates Stevens Para -Loft old. Terrier "Poodle cross Call 275- Walton, "Our ball control (three tallies), John Schmidt reds of new vehicles on display each Student nurses. RN LVN Aides and pool. Airport 569-5358 thumped 8-2 in Stanford's weekend Stop by early the best orderlies needed for temp help ser- 1077 Spencer's performance, was very fine, which is great (two) and Craig Sprain (two). home, and Dr of- buys are sold fast. Free admission vice in hospital, TYPING, Experienced, fast, also edit- 0112 American Re YOUR PERSONALIZED HOROSCOPE seven goals including the considering the size of our John Gabers added three Free parking PUBLIC AUTO MART fice Call 293 ing Former English teacher SIO SEND HOUR, PLACE, DATE (See our ad -announcements) gistry of Nurses Agency Mary Bryner winning one with less than pool. We maintained our goals for the varsity. 244 6444 aft 6 (DAY/MO./YEAR) OF BIRTH AS- EUROPE said by TROSCOPES, P.O. BOX 4561, STA, '67 PONTIAC GTO 4 sp. trans., 400 Please help us Let it not be AUTO INSURANCE $220. - $275. R.T. that ours C, SAN JOSE, CA, 95126. cu. in., 56,000 mi R 9 H, 9850 a future, forlorn generation No driver refused low my rates we lost our nerve From West Coast Bkt. sts., Clean, body in ex. cond. was a time when Harvey Dirsner 241 3900 wasted our great potential be- RAIN: your mind is like the pupil Fly One WayFrom$125 Self 259-5272 or 374-7504 and defense dared before we of the eye, the more Spartans in State cause we despaired THESIS TYPING - ELECTRIC Min light that is needs student vol- shed on it, the more it FlightsAll Year Long George McGovern ten's Reports Disert tions closes '64 VW BUS. Excellent condition Carlos, or McGovern unteers. 1878 W San Marianne Iamberg 1924 Harris Ave Flights Also Available Engine recently rebuilt. Runs per- need YOU phone 289-9118 We Call 371.0395. San Jose to Israeland the Orient fectly. 286-9542 BEING A FRIEND is being needed exhibit once in while and maybe not being today 5, student films May For Information This Friday TYPING term papers, etc , exper- '63 VW Rebuilt engine Runs good at Morris Daily, brought to you by around all the time, but that's still net 5525 Call ienced and fast Phone 269-8674 0.14 Contact 365-8625 A demonstration of Aiki tourney today 292-5872 Friday Flicks. E.S.E.P, do, a Japanese art of sell FOR PROBLEM PREGNANCY CARE, The California State Brazil Davis Cup trip. '70 VW BUG, 20,000 ml Clean pregnancy testing, contra( eption and FRIDAY FLICKS this week is student defense, will be held today Should be far out May 5 801 Woodside Rd, Tennis Championships, 51,400 Call 277-2579 between 1 sic-1.11..1nm Call Family Planning films While the other SJS play- 4 p HOUSING Morris Daily Redwood City at 1 p.m. in the A.S. Council Alternatives 289 9011 which began yesterday at the ers started qualifying yes- ESEP - SJSC Members Chambers All interested Alpine Hills Tennis and terday, Kirmayr, one of the FOR SALE --*66 Chevy Impala SS 470's now tak ing applications for sum- DICK'S AOUASERV int. Good shape Must sell $650 or best mer and WI semester Summer rates & FOUND Swimming Club in Portola A q u u m s repaired, SOI wIlvd LOST top 16 in the field, gets a offer Call 995-2773 June -Sept Huge furnished 1-3 bdrm. Buy 293 5006 Sell Valley, will provide some break until Wednesday. opts, paneled, shag rug, ASK, pool, 840 REWARD for return of 10 -speed very tough preparation for '61 FORD FALCON. Good trans- 470 S. 11th Apt 1 187-7590 TYPING by part-time legal secre- Schwinn taken from 7th St rack 13ap 'AN EVENING SJS Coach Butch portation car $100 Call 287-0287, tary. Reasonable rates. Call Lesley Nogues Call Tom 998-1695 aft 3prn. the SJS team's PCAA title Krikorian, who is also in eves ask for Ed SAN JOSE RESIDENCE CLUBCO-ED. at 253-9298. bid this Thursday JUST OFF CAMPUS, EXPL. FOOD, LOST AROUND 8th 11 Reed, Golden in San the tourney points out that Diego. '70 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. Light yel- LINEN & MAID SERV. PARKING, ARABIC BELLY DANCING IN- Ret 4 my Answers to "Shadow" Has if any of his men advance low. Only 9,000 mi. Perfect condition, COLOR T.V., INSIDE COURTYARD. STRUCTION Special rates for stu- a white chest & pews. C 11 294-8759 Eight Spartan netters, led very far, they will probably must sell. Call 243-4614 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING RUN BY dents, for information call Zarifa Thanks. 13614FY by PEOPLE WHO CARE. SHARED 2090/ 295-5418. No. 1 man Carlos have to default, since the 10.50/wk 44 BSA 650, Chopped $550 Call wk. MEALS OPTIONAL. German Shop. 9 rnos lost Fri at liSt. Kirmayr, are entered in the Spartans leave early Thurs- Mitch 285-6767 Must sell See at Ph, 253-7374 202 S. TYPING, termpapers, etc., One block fountain. Is fanatic about sticks & large field of the tourney. 785 Minnisota Ave. S.J from campus. Reasonable rates. balls. Name is Shushanrieh Call Jerry SAINTE day morning for the PCAA Editing done too 294-7033. FOR RENT Dlx, 2 1,, ASK. Crpts., 321-1200 05181 Reward, Kirmayr returned to San Jose '112 IMPALA CONY, $250 or offer. tournament. drps.. w/pd.. couple $135. 1167 steering, 327 ci., dependable -DESIGNING - last Thursday from his The league matches in- Power So. 6th St. TAILORING )11. MARIE trans. Well cored for. Tim, 287- ALTERATIONS clude a team title (SJS vs. 0676 or 275-8158. For men and women, special rates PRICES $5.50, $41.50, $3.50 8. 53.00 REFINED, FURNISHED ROOMS, Male for students, Call Nancy 293-5009 Gal's sports U.C. Santa Barbara) and an Kitchen privileges, no smoking or Sell it ONLY Or come -by, 951 Walnut St SJ. BAY AREA APPEARANCE Individual championship, to FOR SALE drinking 293-3068 SAT., MAT 0 11:30P.M. be played Friday and Satur- AFTERNOON CHILD CARE -PRE- BORN HOUSE to rent FLINT CENTER, DE ANZA COLLEGE CUPERTINO deadline today GIRLS WANT 4 SCHOOL PLAY group. Bi-lingual, day. THE PISCEAN Lucia 286-6718 near SJSC Call home -certified, nurs sch. tchr., 2 Women 35 5 Fourth, 1 2 block from SJS SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE interested in The team ended its dual yr olds 600 hr 266-5063. with a competing Library King Queen complete water' APARTMENT MANAGER 912 Town & Country Village, S.J. in intercollegiate meet season at 12-6 by beat- Double $44, Twin $33 beds $4600, Couple wanted 11 child ok) to manage DO YOU NEED HELP TO REWRITE athletics for the Frames $10 11 up Liners $2. Heaters 246-1160 fall semes- ing Santa Clara, 9-0, last unit apt near campus $55 rent re- THAT PAPER? 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